Sentence examples for be at its height from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wiley's influence has waxed and waned, but with the Republicans now controlling Congress and the White House, it may be at its height.

A new book called "1913: The World Before the Great War," by Charles Emmerson, reminds us of life during the last year before World War I, when civilization seemed to be at its height of sophistication.

Holding an extra summit would be seen as a gesture to Cameron amid fears in No 10 that if a deal was not reached until the following European council in March the referendum would have to wait until September, by which time a full-scale summer migration crisis could be at its height.

When it is at its height, does it pack any political punch?

When the disease is at its height, it will then be necessary to use the most slender diet.

Just when the pirates' influence on the British charts was at its height, it seemed like a good angle.

Some have called it a bubble poised to burst, claiming it's at its "height in popularity".

Some have called it a bubble poised to burst, claiming it's at its "height in popularity". Why?

CLOSING THE GAP: While American homeownership is at its height, breaking it down by race shows a persistent disparity.

Jagr, 36, said he remembered the league then fondly, when it was at its height of popularity.

Today, the national crime rate is about half of what it was at its height in 1991.